Re: re:A92: Re: Mac C -> Fargo "C4Fargo Mac" released
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Re: re:A92: Re: Mac C -> Fargo "C4Fargo Mac" released
Well,
I do have an Amiga that has a 68000 C compiler. I have tried to execute the
code generated, but Fargo won't recognize the program. I run the program
and I just get the pause thing (the code that is added to fake out the ti).
FBrowser won't detect the program. I would be grateful if you could help me
setup the environment. I has examined the actual object code that is
generated by the Assembler that is packaged with the Fargo stuff. I see the
stuff that has to be in the program, but I don't know how the tell my Amiga
C compiler to add that stuff.
Thanks for any help,
-----Original Message-----
From: Bryan Christopher Turner <bcturner@eos.ncsu.edu>
To: assembly-92@lists.ticalc.org <assembly-92@lists.ticalc.org>
Date: Tuesday, December 09, 1997 10:37 AM
Subject: Re: re:A92: Re: Mac C -> Fargo "C4Fargo Mac" released
>
>> I haven't checked out the C stuff, but first I want to ask this question:
>> Will this C stuff work for any compiler. I have Visual C++ (w/ Visual
>> Studio 97... v5.0 I think). I also have a C compiler on my Amiga (which
can
>> compile to the 68000 because the Amiga uses a 68000)...
>>
>> Thanks for any help,
>
> As was mentioned in the description, this only works with Metrowerks
>CodeWarrior Pro 2. It is possible to port it to previous versions of
>CodeWarrior, but I doubt it can be ported to many other compilers.
> However, the method which I used to establish a C-environment is very
>simple, and could be used to write projects that do work with other
compilers.
> The main requirement is that the compiler must be able to generate MC68000
>object code. If it cannot, there is no point in using it.
> If anyone knows C and assembly on their environment well enough, I'm
willing
>to help establish the requirements for the project under that environment.
>
>--Bryan
>bcturner@eos.ncsu.edu
>
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